Zack Leonard is the COO, Founder, and President of Gembah, a company that helps entrepreneurs and small businesses navigate the product development life cycle. Gembah champions product innovation and is working to democratize and simplify the product creation process by aiding businesses with the research, design, and manufacturing of new products. Before his work at Gembah, Zack held positions as the Director of Strategy at Dropoff, the Team Lead of Forecasting, Scheduling, and Scaling at Instacart, and more. In this episode… As an entrepreneur or business owner, building an efficient product creation process is essential to your brand's success. After all, without innovative and imaginative products, how will you continue to grow your company and encourage customer loyalty? Unfortunately, the creative process is fickle — and it's easy to get stuck in a rut. So, how can you optimize your methodology for creating new products and jumpstart your company's growth in 2021 and beyond? This is where Gembah comes in. Gembah helps entrepreneurs and business leaders improve their process of researching, designing, and producing products. By providing expert advice and assistance every step of the way, the team at Gembah helps innovators everywhere make their dream products a reality. And, not only does Gembah help you create amazing products at lightning speed, but it also ensures that you avoid any risks in your supply chain — so you can experience growth and success like never before. In this episode of the Quiet Light Podcast, Joe Valley sits down with Zack Leonard, the COO, Founder, and President of Gembah, to discuss the secrets to scaling your business through efficient and innovative product creation. Listen in as Zack talks about Gembah's target client profile, how the company helps entrepreneurs de-risk their global supply chains, and its step-by-step process for inventing and developing a market-changing product. Stay tuned!

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